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for my birthday, my dad said he would buy me a neon underbody kit for my 87 camaro, i'm having a hard time deciding what color would match the best
give me your opinions
please don't flame, i know alot of people think they are ****, but to each his own
give me your opinions
please don't flame, i know alot of people think they are ****, but to each his own
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Street Glow Gold series, orange colour
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How about one of those LED sets? You can change the colors and they are supposed to be much more durable than traditional neons. Might be something to look into.
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i';ve been reading about the led style kits, i've been told that there light isn't that bright, and they aren't as eye-appealing, maybe someone else can chime in with some more info on them
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defenitly orange if you get some.
im not flaming but i want to let you know you will probably get sick of them in a year or two and you might just want to think about it hard before you get them for sure. you could put that $300 somewhere else in the car.
im not flaming but i want to let you know you will probably get sick of them in a year or two and you might just want to think about it hard before you get them for sure. you could put that $300 somewhere else in the car.
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i would go with an Iced LED set. lots of colors, lots of patterns.. and very nice quality. once i get my gfx on and everything painted I will install and take a picture. (or video if i have a digital videorecorder by then)
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Originally posted by Megaracerx2
get the kind that can switch from all the different colors...like blue/white/yellow/green ect ect...
get the kind that can switch from all the different colors...like blue/white/yellow/green ect ect...
wuttup....
I say orange
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id say go with the led kit from Streetgloe. top of the line brand. also you have the choice between all 7 colors, alot of different scanning paterns, and even revs with the engine / beats to music. plus many other things. Its about 260 but i have it and i beleive its well worth it and better then a single color neon.
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go with orange color lights
i think either color will look ok but putting orange neons on an orange car may be too much for the car...if you go with white it will look great and the colors might compliment eachother more. but that is just my opinion..
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